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Bee the change

Mikaila Ulmer, a rising junior at Emory, was unexpectedly stung by honeybees at the age of 4. Buzzing with ambition, she turned the experience into a national lemonade brand, a nonprofit foundation and a movement to save her newfound flying friends — now running her business alongside her studies.

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